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Pere Gabriel Richard Elementary School

Pere Gabriel Richard Elementary School is a Michigan historical marker in Grosse Pointe Farms, Wayne County, dedicated 1994.

Wayne County · dedicated 1994 · 176 McKinley Ave., Grosse Pointe Farms

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This school, named for Catholic missionary and educator Pere Gabriel Richard (1767-1832), opened on September 30, 1930. Detroit architect Robert O. Derrick, who planned many Georgian and Colonial Revival houses in Grosse Pointe as well as Dearborn’s Henry Ford Museum, designed the school in the French Renaissance style. The school’s interior features Pewabic tile fireplaces and fishponds, decorative plasterwork, and marble hallways.

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